Re: RC: Cause and Effect

[dluehosh@juno.com]

On Mon, 02 Aug 1999 09:17:52 -0700 DreamWeaver
<karen@chaton.gardnerville.nv.us> writes:
>
>It's not for any of us to judge who is guilty in this case.  I've 
>received enough posts (privately) and have enough common since to 
>figure out that there is more than one side to this story.  I'm not 
>saying that Inlinemom isn't telling the truth, just that she took an 
>incident that she saw and made it a statement of fact. 

To her, it was a fact. Just as at a show a few weeks back I personally
saw a horse being abused and talked about it publicly. My intention there
was to let the horse owner know, and the trainer got on and defended
herself. Fine. This strikes me as much the same thing. So, what, we don't
have freedom of speech and we can't have opinions as vets? Not trying to
flame, just pointing out something here. I wasn't there, so I can't
judge... but everyone does have a right to their opinion whether we agree
with it or not. 
I don't think that makes us unethical. 
(oh boy, this flame suit is getting a lot of wear this year... )
Gwen


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